ISIS claims they killed 5,200 people worldwide during Ramadan including victims of Orlando nightclub shooting

Terror group ISIS claims to have murdered or injured thousands of people across the world during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan .

The jihadists' weekly magazine, al-Naba, boasts that 5,200 people were either killed or wounded what they call “military operations” during the Islamic fasting period.

They include the 50 people gunned down at Pulse gay club in Orlando last month , as well as the massacre in Dhaka .

The numbers have note been independently verified, but include attacks directly orchestrated by Islamic State and others the group took credit for.

In an infographic, ISIS lists 14 terror attacks across the world, including in Syria, Iraq, the United States, Europe, Asia and Africa.


A deadly suicide blast on July 3 accounts for at least 292 people .

The terrorists also take credit for the murderous work of Larossi Abdallah, who killed a policeman and his partner in Paris.

Surprisingly the group does not mention an attack on Turkey's Istanbul’s Ataturk airport that killed 41 people in June.

In a round up of the causalities, the extremists claim to have killed and injured 1,988 Shiites, 965 Kurds, 580 Syrian Alawites and 285 non-Arab Christians, among many others, reports Vocativ .